Acquire company together. Powered by $BLESSED
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Introducing the Blessed Flywheel
Every coin launched on Blessed feeds value back to $BLESSED
Every coin pays a platform fee on its trades, its launch sale and every buy at a discount. The split is written into each coin's contracts at launch:
• 50% goes to the $BLESSED treasury
• 50% goes to the platform, for the team and growth
That means:
• 0.3% of every trade goes to the $BLESSED treasury
• 0.5% of every launch-sale buy goes to the $BLESSED treasury
• 1% of every discounted buy's premium goes to the $BLESSED treasury
Every new coin launched on Blessed adds to the $BLESSED treasury.
Huge launch is coming soon.
Blessed.
Blessed retweeted
we're acquiring a toilet company ($FGI)
$FGI (FGI Industries) is a NASDAQ-listed toilet company
currently trading at $13M market cap
imagine a memecoin called $SHIT paired with this toilet company flip MC and CTO the entire company
the whole internet will be talking about it
so we decided to make it real
here's how it works:
anyone can buy $SHIT at an 8-12% discount by paying in USDG
the protocol takes that USDG and buys $FGI stock for the treasury
every $SHIT is backed by a share of that treasury
more holders. more $FGI accumulated. takeover gets closer. even more people join
a memecoin with a flywheel to buy an actual toilet company
$SHIT is launching on getblessed.fun soon
genesis details:
- 24h window
- $3 USDG per $SHIT
- $2K USDG max per wallet
- 70% of funds to treasury, 30% to LP
hyper gamblification of stock is just getting started
you’re not bullish enough
Blessed is now live on Robinhood Chain.
For the first time in crypto, tokenized communities are acquiring a NASDAQ company.
Blessed is a new onchain mechanism to launch a community treasury and buy public companies together.
How it works:
1. Pick a public company under $30M market cap.
2. Launch a token to acquire it.
3. Buy in with USDG at 6–8% discount while the protocol buys the stock into the treasury, until the community owns 51%.
